A piece of Scandinavian silverware from the late 19th to early 20th century, crafted in the Art Nouveau style, which is characterized by flowing organic forms, intricate floral motifs, and symbolic elements drawn from nature and romance. The bowl features a band of repoussé (raised) heart shapes, evoking themes of love or affection, possibly intended as decorative wine goblet. The stem is baluster-shaped with detailing and engraved scrollwork incorporating floral accents, while the domed foot displays elaborate openwork (pierced) decoration with intertwined hearts, leaves, and blossoms, adding to its elegant and whimsical aesthetic. The overall design reflects the influence of Scandinavian craftsmanship during the Art Nouveau period (roughly 1890-1910), emphasizing handmade artistry and romantic symbolism. Hallmarks Swedish Import silver hallmark 835s typical for Norwegian silverware made for export to Sweden This particularly model was later copied by GEWE and made in 1960-70ties as design of Karl Ekman, Gewe, Malmö. Height: 13.5cm , Diameter: 7cm Weight: 110g